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| | headphones / earphones / telephone receiver | |
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| | ear / handle (archaeology) / and that is all (Classical Chinese) | |
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| | Turkey | |
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| | Malta | |
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| | earplug / earphone | |
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| | Turkish (language) | |
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| | edible tree fungus / CL: 朵 | |
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| | headphones / earphones | |
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| | sweet-sounding / beautiful (of sound) | |
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| | headphones | |
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| | ear-piercing | |
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| | stud earring | |
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| | a pleasant change / a breath of fresh air / refreshing | |
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| | to whisper in sb's ear / a whisper | |
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| | white fungus (Tremella fuciformis) / silver tree-ear fungus | |
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| | tinnitus | |
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| | earmuffs | |
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| | (of sound) to never stop / to fall incessantly on the ear / to linger on | |
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| | joule (loanword) | |
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| | what's frequently heard can be repeated in detail (idiom) | |
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| | deaf | |
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| | a Turk / Turkish person | |
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| | Siberian cocklebur (botany) | |
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| | middle ear | |
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| | base of the ear / ear / (Buddhism) sense of hearing | |
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| | to approach sb's ear (to whisper) | |
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| | lit. wind past your ear / fig. sth you don't pay much attention to / in one ear and out the other | |
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| | the walls have ears (idiom) | |
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| | earlobe | |
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| | to bend an ear (to) / to listen | |
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| | earwax / cerumen | |
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| | lit. like thunder piercing the ear / a well-known reputation (idiom) | |
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| | to refuse to listen | |
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| | outer ear / auricle / pinna | |
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| | ear-splitting (idiom); deafening | |
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| | to hear of / to hear about | |
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| | lit. the eyes watch six roads and the ears listen in all directions / to be observant and alert (idiom) | |
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| | porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) / blue-ear swine fever | |
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| | eardrum / tympanum (of the middle ear) / tympanic membrane | |
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| | whispering in sb's ear | |
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| | flushed with anger (or excitement) | |
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| | lit. to cover one's ears whilst stealing a bell / to deceive oneself / to bury one's head in the sand (idiom) | |
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| | to prick up one's ears / to strain to hear sth | |
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| | to listen with respectful attention / (a polite request to sb to speak) / we are all ears | |
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| | to whisper to one another's ear | |
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| | to slap on the face / to box sb's ears | |
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| | ear thermometer | |
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| | bowed head and ears glued (idiom); docile and obedient / at sb's beck and call | |
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| | robust and prosperous (a compliment in former times) / fat person (modern) | |
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| | snow fungus (Tremella fuciformis) / white fungus | |
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| | cochlea | |
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| | lit. wind past your ear / fig. sth you don't pay much attention to / in one ear and out the other | |
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| | (men) sideburns / (women) lengths of hair that hang down over the temples | |
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| | sb with preternaturally good hearing (in fiction) / fig. a well-informed person | |
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| | Take what you hear to be false, only believe it when you see it (idiom). Don't believe what people tell you until you see if for yourself. / It ain't necessarily so. | |
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| | pleasing to the ear | |
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| | Nie Er (1912-1935), musician and composer of the PRC national anthem March of the Volunteer Army 義勇軍進行曲｜义勇军进行曲 | |
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| | handle (on a pot) | |
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| | tab (of a web browser) | |
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| | ears | |
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| | eyes and ears / sb's attention or notice / information / knowledge / spies | |
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| | Ear Care Day (March 3) | |
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| | loyal advice jars on the ears (idiom) | |
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| | (coll.) a slap on one's face / a cuff | |
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| | turquoise (gemstone) (loanword) | |
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| | unpleasant to hear / grates on the ear (of home truths) | |
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| | words still ringing in one's ears (idiom) | |
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| | to block one's ears and not listen (idiom); to turn a deaf ear | |
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| | to tweak one's ears and scratch one's cheeks (as an expression of anxiety, delight, frustration etc) (idiom) | |
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| | to be hearing impaired | |
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| | Boyle (name) / Robert Boyle (1627-91), British and Irish scientist and pioneer chemist | |
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| | Germanic language | |
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| | Scottish Fold | |
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| | outer ear | |
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| | with one's own ears | |
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| | ear-splitting | |
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| | lit. to treat (what sb says) as wind past your ear / fig. to completely disregard | |
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| | to pay no attention to outside matters | |
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| | lit. ears pure and peaceful (idiom) / to stay away from the filth and unrest of the world | |
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| | auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture) | |
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| | earache | |
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| | to fool people (idiom) / to pull the wool over people's eyes | |
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| | cochlear implant | |
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| | turquoise (gemstone) (loanword) | |
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| | lit. to treat (what sb says) as wind past your ear / fig. to completely disregard | |
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| | earpick / curette | |
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| | credulous | |
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| | inner ear | |
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| | otogenic | |
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| | (dialect) henpecked / to be under one's wife's thumb | |
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| | to prick up one's ear / to listen attentively | |
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| | jug ears / jug-eared | |
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| | to witness personally | |
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| | lit. heads rubbing together (idiom) / fig. very close relationship | |
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| | to give sincere advice (idiom) / to exhort earnestly | |
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| | outer ear / auricle / pinna | |
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